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KDE’s experimental Kwi terminal aims ~35× faster GPU rendering via Ghostty’s engine

@twtayaan (about 10 likes) summarized KDE’s experimental Kwi terminal: it uses Ghostty’s terminal engine and GPU rendering, with a reported DOOM fire animation at 870 FPS versus Konsole’s 23 FPS on the same machine, plus Kitty image protocol, Wayland fract...

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@twtayaan (about 10 likes) summarized KDE’s experimental Kwi terminal: it uses Ghostty’s terminal engine and GPU rendering, with a reported DOOM fire animation at 870 FPS versus Konsole’s 23 FPS on the same machine, plus Kitty image protocol, Wayland fract...

@twtayaan (about 10 likes) summarized KDE’s experimental Kwi terminal: it uses Ghostty’s terminal engine and GPU rendering, with a reported DOOM fire animation at 870 FPS versus Konsole’s 23 FPS on the same machine, plus Kitty image protocol, Wayland fractional scaling, and Plasma system colors. Source linked: the...

Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.

Signal Strength 88% Technical label WATCH Public Interest 30 Category ROBOTS & HARDWARE Reader Depth TECHNICAL

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Recognizable Entity Score 0 Practical Impact Score 20 Novelty Interest Score 72 Consequence Score 46 Curiosity Score 0 Shareability Score 45

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